Urgent Care for Kids, Alliance

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What to know before you go

NOTE: If your child is having difficulty breathing, please proceed to the nearest emergency room and/or call 911.

Book a pediatric appointment today at Urgent Care for Kids - Alliance your convenient children's urgent care center in Fort Worth, located at 3400 Texas Sage Trail. Open 7 days a week, and designed to be available when your pediatrician is not, Urgent Care for Kids offers comprehensive urgent care tailored for children and teenagers.

Our clinic is staffed by board-certified pediatricians and trained medical staff who specialize in treating everything from common colds and flu, gastrointestinal illnesses, and respiratory issues, to minor injuries and allergies. State-of-the-art medical equipment and a child-friendly environment ensure that your child's visit is both effective and comforting.

What sets Urgent Care for Kids apart is the convenience of booking your visit online through Solv, ensuring minimal wait times and a streamlined visit. Walk-ins are welcome, but booking online is recommended.

Location

3400 Texas Sage Trail

Suite 148

Fort Worth, TX, 76177

Office hours

Central Standard Time (CDT)

Sun

9:00 am - 5:00 pm

Mon

12:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Tue

12:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Wed

12:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Open now

Thu

12:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Fri

12:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Sat

9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Insurance and payments

Insurance

While Urgent Care for Kids partners with the below insurances, we recommend giving your insurance provider a call to confirm coverage and benefits.

Aetna
Anthem
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Cigna
Humana
Medicaid
PPO
Self-Pay
TRICARE
Triwest
United Healthcare

Self-pay

This location accepts payment without insurance. Self-pay prices include an office visit charge unless noted. For more details, .

Services

Office visit

Self-pay:

$150

X-ray (arms, hands, legs, or feet)

Self-pay:

$50 + office visit fee

X-ray (chest)

Self-pay:

$50 + office visit fee

Flu shot

Self-pay:

$20-$25

Camp physical

Self-pay:

$35

School physicals

Self-pay:

$35

Sports physicals

Self-pay:

$35

Laceration repair (stitches)

Self-pay:

$80-$105 + office visit fee

Solv makes no guarantees regarding the accuracy or completeness of pricing information, as it is subject to the partner's discretion. Prices don't guarantee availability. If you decide to use your insurance for your visit and the claim is fully processed, the clinic may not be able to revert to a self-pay rate, depending on insurance carrier and plan. Taxes may apply.

Patient ratings and reviews

4.9

Overall rating

Wait time

4.2

Quality of care

4.3

Bedside manner

4.4

Staff friendliness

4.5

Facility cleanliness

4.3

What patients are saying...

5.0

Easy to schedule. Very good bedside manner. Explained everything well

Layla C.

Nov 10, 2024

Verified

5.0

I was so grateful because I finally felt like they were listening to my concerns about my son's symptoms.

Matteo D.

Nov 10, 2024

Verified

5.0

So easy to schedule the appointment. Everything was done and resolved quickly.

Aaliyah C.

Nov 9, 2024

Verified

5.0

Great staff very attentive and friendly. We were in an out.

Daniella F.

Nov 7, 2024

Verified

5.0

Brought my son in for a persistent cough and everyone was really nice and helpful! Kim was patient and gave us a lot of good information and our nurse was very sweet and kind as well. We both left happy with our experience and will definitely return should the need arise, or let anyone we know looking for a fast easy pediatric urgent care experience to check it out!

Kellan F.

Nov 7, 2024

Verified

1.0

I’ve had an issue at this clinic multiple times now and something needs to be done. The first time I took my son here was around a year ago, and as irritated as I was, I let it roll off. The second time shows me a pattern of behavior that is completely unacceptable and 24 hours later I am still upset. For context, I was a single dad for the first 6 years of my son’s life. My son had some health issues when he was born. He died and was revived 12 hours after birth and spent 10 days in an incubator. I sat by his side and didn’t sleep for a week. He has had airway issues throughout his life and suspected reactive airway disease. Multiple times as a toddler I had to sleep sitting up in a chair holding him upright because he would get reoccurring bronchitis. The first time I brought him here,  my then girlfriend of 2 months tagged along. The NP ignored me, interrupted me, disregarded me as I spoke, would not make eye contact with me, while directing all of her questions and statements to my new girlfriend of 2 months. As frustrating as it was, I let it slide. That was a year ago and that girl is now my fiancé. So yesterday she came along with me again when I took my son in for a cough, and just like last time the blatant disregard and behavior towards me, the patients father, was absolutely disgusting. Again, the same NP began directing all of her questions and statements towards my fiancé. I continuously tried to step in, was shut down, and then watched this NP give a “look” per say towards my fiancé, as if to say “I am speaking to you.” As if dad over here couldn’t possibly know anything about his own child. I was treated as if I was interfering by trying to speak to the healthcare provider, that I am paying, about MY CHILD. It got to a point when the NP began asking my fiancé what tests she would like to have run on MY CHILD, and I tried to interject but again watched your eyes roll down towards her as you began to brush me off, that I had to step in and explain that I am my sons parent and my fiancé is not his mother but here with me. To be fair, the NP did apologize at that point. However, a few minutes later after returning, again she began asking questions about medications and medical history to my fiancé and not me. And as much as I appreciate my fiancé for trying to help, she was answering some of these questions wrong, because obviously she has not been a part of my sons life long enough to know these answers, and at this point I had to step in again and ask my fiancé to stop and let me handle it. I shouldn’t have had to do that. I signed paperwork to bring my son into you as a patient, did I not? It clearly states on there, who the child’s parent is does it not? One time might be a bad day. Twice, a year apart, there’s an issue here that needs to be addressed. I don’t know if this is sexism, lack of respect for fathers in general, or maybe you’re just used to fathers not being in the loop. But that behavior is utterly disrespectful and completely unprofessional. Dads are not babysitters. Fathers are not secondary parents. I have changed thousands of diapers, fed thousands of bottles, taken my son to every doctors appointment of his life. I do not appreciate being treated as if I’m some deadbeat dad. When I bring my child into a doctor for treatment, I expect that I am the one who is going to be spoken to about my child. Even IF my fiancé were my sons mother, this would have still been completely unacceptable. It takes two parents to make a child, and you should address them equally if anything. But your manner of presumption, and attitude towards me, tells me that I’m not the only one you treat this way. Furthermore, you might want to consider the fact that you have shoved me aside, while speaking to a 3rd party about my child’s medical and health history, multiple times now. You know that they say about assuming. I would encourage you in the future to try and recognize that there are committed, loving fathers out here, who do in fact take their children to the doctor. Maybe be a little more aware of your behavior and treat fathers as equals.

Jaxon R.

Nov 3, 2024

Verified

5.0

We went to rule out a broken arm. We were in and out so fast. The longest part was filling out the paperwork. Everyone from reception to the doctor was great.

Merrick B.

Oct 31, 2024

Verified

5.0

From the front desk, to the vitals nurse, to the Doctor, we felt like everyone genuinely listened and cared about our concerns. I would recommend this urgent care if you find yourself needing one for your kids.

Dean E.

Oct 27, 2024

Verified

5.0

We had to walk in shortly before closing and they were great in their care for our son.

Beckett B.

Oct 23, 2024

Verified

1.0

If I could give this place a negative I would cause what in the hell. Just wasted 3 hours of my life in this place especially nurse practitioner Dr. Hirani Saleema. Words don’t describe the frustration I have right now with this lady and the place.

Emilano D.

Oct 22, 2024

Verified

All reviews are opinions of patients and do not represent the opinions of Solv.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do patients rate Urgent Care for Kids in reviews?

4,514 patients have shared ratings for Urgent Care for Kids in Fort Worth on Solv. The average rating is 4.9 out of 5. That includes 4.2 for wait-time, 4.3 for quality of care, 4.4 for bedside manner, 4.5 for staff friendliness, and 4.3 for facility cleanliness. You can read all the individual patient reviews on Urgent Care for Kids’s profile.

How do I make a booking at Urgent Care for Kids, Alliance?

You can book a visit for your child at Urgent Care for Kids directly through Solv. The clinic also accepts walk-in patients, however, booking in advance usually minimizes your wait time, allowing you to get in and out of the urgent care quicker.

What insurance does Urgent Care for Kids accept?

Urgent Care for Kids accepts Aetna, Anthem, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, Humana, Medicaid, PPO, Self-Pay, TRICARE, Triwest, United Healthcare. Depending on your specific insurance plan, your out of pocket visit cost will vary. Contact the clinic directly for further details.

How much does an urgent care visit cost at Urgent Care for Kids

Depending on insurance status and whether Urgent Care for Kids is in-network with your specific plan, a pediatric urgent care visit may vary. Generally speaking, a co-pay for the visit itself will range from $35-75 with lab tests and other services possibly increasing that total. Without insurance, the self-pay price of a visit will likely be between $100-250 depending on the reason for visit or prescribed treatment plan. Additional services your child may need such as lab tests, x-rays, medications, and other services may be additional costs. Please make sure to talk with your provider about the costs prior to receiving treatment.

What are the primary services of Urgent Care for Kids, Alliance?

As a pediatric urgent care center, Urgent Care for Kids treats a range of non-emergent injuries and illnesses, as well as provides certain preventative care, for patients under the age of 21. More specifically, Urgent Care for Kids will provide a variety of vaccinations, annual exams and sports physicals, general lab tests and screenings, and diagnose and treat routine conditions like the common cold, flu, infections, rashes, allergies, strep throat, and more.

Where is Urgent Care for Kids, Alliance located?

Urgent Care for Kids is located at 3400 Texas Sage Trail in Fort Worth and serves patients throughout the area.

Is Urgent Care for Kids, Alliance open on the weekends?

Yes. Urgent Care for Kids is open on weekends including Saturday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm and Sunday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm.

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